Re: Langbeiniges Superweib? / Long-legged Superwoman?

On Tue, 02 Nov 1999 09:27:00 GMT, har...@netcologne.de (Tim Hartung)
wrote:

>>>>Translating _from_ German is no roblem at all, but translating it _to_
>>>>German is.
>>>>Perhaps we could form a team? ;-)
>>>Yes, what a good idea. But I think we don't have much opportunities
>>>here to translate _into_ German :)
>>Not much, but occasionally a German (or Gerwoman :-)) comes in here,
>>forgetting that this is an international NG.
>>As i noticed, it happens more often with Germans than with, for example,
>>Frensh or Finnish people (no offence).
>
>Hehe, maybe thats because more Germans are in the Internet than
>Frenchs and Finnish people? ;)

Hmm, it's weird as in Finland the amount of net connections per capita
is among the largest in the world. (as is the frequency of mobile
phones)

Only problem; our population is so small, that when the percents are
translated into amounts, the numbers are quite small. :-)
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